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Syria: UNRWA - Humanitarian Snapshot, November 2019

Syria: UNRWA - Humanitarian Snapshot, November 2019

UNRWA continues to face a nancial crisis that is aecting its ability to deliver essential services, including humanitarian assistance to Palestine refugees in Syria. As of 30 November 2019, only 27.3 per cent of UNRWA Emergency Appeal 2019 requirements for Syria were...
A Palestine refugee student in class at the UNRWA Budrus Secondary School. © 2008 UNRWA Photo by John Tordai.

disability inclusion annual report 2019

Persons with disabilities are historically stigmatised and marginalised. This has limited their access to basic services, and participation in the mainstream of life on an equal basis with others. Disability is closely linked to poverty. Poor people are prone to acquiring...
Palestinian refugees from Syria sitting in front of their rented house in Beddawi refugee camp, Lebanon. © 2019 UNRWA photo by Maysoun Mustafa.

syria regional crisis response progress report

This mid-year progress report covers the period 1 January through 30 June 2019 and is intended to provide an update on results achieved under the full range of indicators included in the 2019 Emergency Appeal (EA) for the Syria regional crisis. During the first six months...
Syria: UNRWA - Humanitarian Snapshot, October 2019

Syria: UNRWA - Humanitarian Snapshot, October 2019

Escalation of military operations in the north-east of Syria The launch of military operations in the north-east of Syria on 9 October 2019 has resulted in escalation of violence, compounding an already dire humanitarian situation in the area. The fighting has seen civilian...

how does she cope? women pushed to new limits in the gaza strip

In 2019, UNRWA commissioned a study into how women experience today’s conditions in the Gaza Strip, intending to strengthen people’s understanding of today’s situation. How does a local woman cope with enduring conflict, a 52 per cent unemployment rate, a 69 per cent food...

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